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South Korea will let qualifying foreign companies trade the won onshore, which is currently limited to local banks and about six and a half hours a day. The change is aimed at broadening access to the won market.
This is a currency market structure change with little direct effect on feed commodity prices, though it may modestly ease won hedging and funding costs for Korean feed importers over time.
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